Estepona Police launch second year of charity run “Ruta 091” to support bone marrow donations

Estepona Police announces the second annual charity run “Ruta 091”, to raise money for bone marrow donors


The National Police Station of Estepona has opened the second edition of the charity race “Ruta 091”, which is scheduled to take place in the coastal city on November 9. 

Proceeds will be donated to “Paula y la fabrica de medula,” an association that promotes blood and marrow donation in Andalusia among youth, as well as providing support for families of children with cancer.

The official poster, as well as the T-shirts of the participants, were presented to those attending the grand presentation. They are a symbol of the day, which was a mixture of charity, sport, and community spirit.

A fun event for All Ages

The “Ruta 091”, organized by Estepona Townhall and backed up by a number of local businesses, will start and end at Mirador del Carmen. The organizers expect 700 participants to include adults and children.

The children’s event starts at 10am and is limited to 200 participants. The adult race will follow, with 500 runners expected in two formats. A popular race and walk. Both cover approximately five kilometers through Estepona’s pedestrianised streets to minimize traffic disruptions.

Medals, prizes, and other extra activities

The top three finishers of both the male and female categories in adult categories will receive prizes. While supplies last, every child participant will get a commemorative award.

Visitors can view an exhibition of National Police Units stationed at the start/finish lines. This will give them a closer look at their operations and equipment. After the race, runners can enjoy a refreshment station with fruit and drinks, as well as a bag-check service.

Registration and bib pickup

Adult entry (race or walk): €12
Children’s entry: €10
“Dorsal 0”, option for donations without participation (no t-shirt included).
On the following dates, the Foreign Tourist Assistance Service Office (SATE), Casa de las Tejerinas Plaza de las Flores will collect bibs and t-shirts.  

  • Friday, November 7, 8am. To 2.30pm  
  • Saturday, Nov. 8: 10am – 2pm  
  • Sunday, November 9, (race-day): Start area 8am-9.30am.

Participants will receive an official T-shirt in the size they selected at registration, as well as a gift from a sponsor.


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